Harry Harris - Revision history

Ric at 02:34, 9 October 2013

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	'''Harris''', who began his career at age sixteen, was a masterful boxer and a good hitter; He fought a draw with the great Jimmy Barry in 1899 and when Terry McGovern abandoned the Bantamweight class in 1900, Harris claimed the title; His claim was disputed, however, until he defeated the English Champion, Thomas "Pedlar" Palmer, in 1901; Harris later became too heavy, vacated the title and moved up in weight		'''Harry Harris''', who began his career at age sixteen, was a masterful boxer and a good hitter; He fought a draw with the great Jimmy Barry in 1899 and when Terry McGovern abandoned the Bantamweight class in 1900, Harris claimed the title; His claim was disputed, however, until he defeated the English Champion, Thomas "Pedlar" Palmer, in 1901; Harris later became too heavy, vacated the title and moved up in weight

	During his career, Harris defeated such men as "Torpedo" Billy Murphy, Thomas "Pedlar" Palmer, "Harlem" Tommy Murphy, Casper Leon, Harry Ware, Johnny Reagan, Barney "Kid" Abel, Morris Rauch and Charles Roden		During his career, Harris defeated such men as "Torpedo" Billy Murphy, Thomas "Pedlar" Palmer, "Harlem" Tommy Murphy, Casper Leon, Harry Ware, Johnny Reagan, Barney "Kid" Abel, Morris Rauch and Charles Roden

Michael at 20:51, 5 August 2012

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	Charley Rose ranked Harris as the #10 All-Time Bantamweight; He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2002; He is also a member of the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame		Charley Rose ranked Harris as the #10 All-Time Bantamweight; He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2002; He is also a member of the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame

	'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.		'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer [[Sammy Harris]].

	Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].		Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].

Fasan at 00:21, 13 February 2011

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			'''Harris''', who began his career at age sixteen, was a masterful boxer and a good hitter; He fought a draw with the great Jimmy Barry in 1899 and when Terry McGovern abandoned the Bantamweight class in 1900, Harris claimed the title; His claim was disputed, however, until he defeated the English Champion, Thomas "Pedlar" Palmer, in 1901; Harris later became too heavy, vacated the title and moved up in weight

			During his career, Harris defeated such men as "Torpedo" Billy Murphy, Thomas "Pedlar" Palmer, "Harlem" Tommy Murphy, Casper Leon, Harry Ware, Johnny Reagan, Barney "Kid" Abel, Morris Rauch and Charles Roden

			Charley Rose ranked Harris as the #10 All-Time Bantamweight; He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2002; He is also a member of the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame

	'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.		'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.

Fasan at 00:19, 13 February 2011

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	'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.		'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.

Fasan at 00:14, 13 February 2011

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	'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.		'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.

Rowdytimothy: add ibhof link and logo

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	'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.		'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.

	Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].		Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].
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	[[Category:~~Jewish Boxers\|Harris, Harry~~]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers]]
	[[Category:IBHOF Members~~\|Harris, Harry~~]]		[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions]]
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	'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. ~~Older~~ brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.		'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Twin brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.

	Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].		Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].

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	'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City.		'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City. Older brother of fellow boxer Sammy Harris.

	Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].		Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].

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	Harris retired after the Tommy Murphy bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City.		'''Henry (Harry) Harris''' retired after the [[Tommy Murphy]] bout in 1907 and entered the theatrical profession, becoming very successful and making a name for himself. Harris was the first Jewish boxing world champion of the modern era. He died in New York City.

	Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].		Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].

Ric: American World Champion category added

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	Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].		Harris is also a member of the [[International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame]].
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			[[Category:American World Champions\|Harris, Harry]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Harris, Harry]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Harris, Harry]]
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			[[Category:American World Champions\|Harris, Harry]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Harris, Harry]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Harris, Harry]]
	[[Category:IBHOF Members\|Harris, Harry]]		[[Category:IBHOF Members\|Harris, Harry]]